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expenditure, can prevent It. shah not leave OF
the new appropriation i've cents 70 go back. In
believe in leaving money behind me when the
ONCE Is suffering from lack OF funds What is the
use OF going to Congress and asking the commit
tees Tor more money, when they ask me in turn
why don't spend all that they give me? No, sir,
I shall spend every cent, II CAM
How does the appropriation for the coming
year compare with that for the past year," asked
the reporter.
About sl5oooo less" was the reply; 'but
oeleVe That can manage TO make both ends
meet: This money IL Tor the regular work OF
printing and binding required by Congress and
!he departments while for special work, IKE the
Issuing OF the agricultural and some other re-
ports, there are spec1al AUTHORIZATIONS.
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June Wheat Goes Off.
TIE NEW YORK CLIQUE FAILS TO MAINTAIN PRICE

THE NEW YORK CLIQUE FAILS TO MAINTAIN PRICES
TODAY.
NEW YORK, June 80, IL u m.-The wheat market
opened nervous and very irregular. June broke
2Hc. selling at lob, as against 1051S at the close
Oh yesterday. Later months on the contrary are
a tT1fle better. There Is no excitement whatever,
and the speculative dealings lack animation.
NOOn.-The June option has been nervous and
unsettled during the past hour. The lowest price
touched Is 100 on break OF SIC. as compared
with the close OF yesterday. At this hour 1t
stands at 102, showing a recovery OF &c. Later
deliveries are trif1e better, but the speculation
Is nfelesa.
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WALL STREET STILL NERVOUS.
Prices 60 Off After the Opening this
Morning and Confidence Again

NEW IuKk, June 3U.-The St0cK market was fuII
OF outside buying orders this morning, many Of
them In Western Union, but there was plenty Of
long stock there to I'LL Them and there was sag
ging on from the opening prices. Manhattan
opened on per cent from last nights close at 1877
ana 600 shares were sold at 125. The only support
given this morning appears to come from Sully and
the Vanderoilts and an uncertain feeling is grow
Ing that many Of the stories circulated yesterday
purpose of Inducing Outsiders 70 relieve insiders
Of the load OF stock accommodated on the decline
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LONDON, June 3O-The captain and three seamen
OF the British bark Lady Douglas, which arrived
here May p from Gascoyne, w. A. have been SEN
the voyage. Their defense was that the Malay
was q fanatic and his conduct was a constant
menace TO the safety OF the ship and crew.
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Boulanger Accused of Intrigue.

Boulanger Accused of Intrigue.
PARIS, June 3O.-The Repubiique Franchise ac-
says Gen. Ferron was wise to shorten his
maneuvers by appointing him to an active COM
mand. demonstration In favor of Boulanger Is
being organized for the national fete on July IA,
In celebration of the fall of the Bast1le.
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Mama
pc | O. | 500


The following changes from yesterday g quotations
the WASHINGTON Stock Exchange arc noted TO-DAY:
Y s. AIS. 1891, coupons, 1O91S bid. 1Oy31 asked.
Y =. coupons, I29a bid l2yN asked.
cougar ans g. so bid III iSY 81 asked
SOtyssr fund Us; 100. o soin 1868 bid Metro
and Street, 45b asked. Washington Gas, II
bid AN asked, National Metropolitan Insurance,
69A bid. Arlington Insurance. LOO bid, It7 u
asked Corcorsn Insurance. 81 bid Columbia In.
surance, 14h asked. Farmers and Mechanics'
Bank, Georgetown, l65 bid, 1877 asked. Citizens'
National Bank, i15A bid. Columbia National
Bank, l13H bid. Great Falls Ice, 12S bid, $50
asked. Penn. Tel. Co. 39I asked. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co.. S34 asked o. s.
Electric Light, 75x bid, 16X asked.
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YALE AND HARVARD To ROW A CLOSE R.cR ~


MORROW.
special 10 the Philadelphia Press from New
London, conn, June %, says: This has been one
OF The quietest days at the quarters OF the college
crews since the men came here. The training u
all four crews yet 10 row is practically over. To-
morrow evening the Harvard and Columbia fresh.
men row their two mile race. so they did nothing
OUT practice starts to-day. The Harvard Varsity
crew worked with the freshmen and the Yale
men pracueed getting away In the morning ana
again In the evening. The two Varsity crews
nave some men SO timely drawn that they dare not
40 any more hard work. lae's last row OF any
consequence was three-mle pull on Monday
evening, a quarter OF an hour later than the
HarVaruColumbia race. The story has been sent
our mat they rowed four niles and In much faster
time imam Harvard did in the race They ONLY
went 10 the three mile Tag and the time Is known
~ oue very lew even OF those connected with
the crew. IL is sufficient 20 saw thar the yala
parUsans have no OCCASION TO feel down hearted.
neither Tor That matter Is there cause OF elation
anu tne great race between the old-time rsyals
promises 10 be one or the closest ever Witnessed
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DI0KussoM OozLDak-A clan Of thiEty-shree WIN
Be graduated at Carlisle, Pa, to-day, the largest
In the history of Dickinson College Tho trnstooo
have appointed committee % tnyest3gAte The OK
ssioS 8 SSos Nv ne 49,, ses
management o. the college during the past year
and dsclaring that the Sxpulston was . 1acelsity
ak the TINA
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CT. RUPERT
4O3, 4o5 7th st NV

NJ CUNNINGHAM, THE WELI-KNOWN .HAT.
1 ter takes orders for new SILK Hats Straw Felt
aud Light Stuff Hats Cleaned. No branch. Factory
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VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE At GUAYQuU.-The most
violent earthquake experienced at0uAyQuil, Ecua-
dor, since 1883, occurred at $50 Wednesday mora
Ing, causing great alarm among the population.
The shock lasted TWO minutes and twenty seconds,
and the direction OF the movement was from north.
east 70 southwest. All the clOcks IN the c4ty were
stopped. several buildings were demolished, and
others were badly damaged. so Ter a. reported 10
person was injured. Il u feared that Ghs ah0ck
must have caused much damage In the cities n
the interior. ~
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CLOSED by the Sheriff.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-The furniture store Of Abra-
ham ]. Newberger, at No. 2S0 Wabash avenue, has
been closed by the sheriff. Executions ON judg-
ments for over $40, zoo were served all at once and
the entire stock levied on.
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SoSIkoLLkk TRENHOLM SAYS ENEAPLARI pIrSIsR
IsHNEST Is DEMANDED

'oNakoLLkk TRENHOLM SAYS EXEMPLARY PlSIsn.
isHkEST rs DEMANDED
MI. David Armstrong has had his bond as re.
celVer OF the Fidelity National Bank, of Cincin-
natl accepted, and he Is now In change OF the
aHairs OF the defunct institution. Controller OF
the currency Trenholm and solicitor or the Treas
Mfy McCue left for Washington last night Mr.
Lrennoim SAID he would deal with this bank upon
Iue prihclpie that national banks hold fiduciary
reiatlon 10 The public, and that the profits upon
lne STOCK are In part the consideration for the
alscharge or the trust by the officers chosen
" I1e soookhoiders And when, as I'm the case OF
.n n fIoeuty BANK. this trust is betrayed by the
officers IL Is the duty OF the Government 20 award
exemplary punishment not only 20 the men acriye
I'D the wrong doing, but also TO those who. being
III position 10 protect the interests OF depCitors
neglected. or omitted to discharge that duty. con-
troiler lrenholm will declare a dividend as soon a.
the necessary data can be collected
FOUR BABIES AT BIRTH.-At San Antonio Tex,
MIS-. Albert fuSsie at $3.50 yesterday gave birth 10
Two girl babies and alto O'Clock 10 two more The
plrtns Were premature, being In the sixth month
VI CESSATION. None OF the children lived All OF
them were well developed.
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The pope Is TO issue circular declaring that
Holig1oQs Instructions IN the German schools must
noe b pgojudiced
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UTICA, N. u, June 3O.-Chael Roark, the West
ShOre-expresS rObDer was sentenced to-day by
Judge Kennedy TO twenty years at hard labor in
Auburn prison. Roark leaves for that city this
afternoon.
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MARRIED..
DIED..

-, IDEwELL-HALDEMAE; On June 20, 1887. ~
to FRANCES NJ HALDEMAN Of Virginia
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NATIONAL FEDERATION OF TRADEs.-The National
federatlon OF Trades In Chicago yesterday adopted
preamble Tor new constitution. The maine Will
w tne NATIONAL Building Trades Council or the
United States and It's objects are stated 10 be the
org anlLatlon OF Journeymen workers ana the es-
punishment or such organizations into councils
70 create Dond OF unity between builders. and
10 assist by legitimate means the betterinent or
members OF the building trades
FIRE-cRACKER CAUSES A Loss or AZ ooo-A
serious nne Was caused by a fire-cracker nj James,
Town, y yesterday. boy exploded one In Kelly 8
confectionery store which set fire 10 lot or IRE
works In the window. These exploded and set
hre 10 the building. which, with three others ad-
Joining, Was damaged. Loss $1,000
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baltimore Markers.

BALTIMORE, Nd, june 30.-Virginia Sizes con.
solidated, 45H; ten-fortes, with coupons 40: past
due coupons. 641H bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 3O.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding 1ls. Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-southern
steady red. s3as5 amber. Sass; western lower and
quiet: No. 2 winter red, spot, S3tsaSa; July and
August. s3has34.; September. S4has4s1. Corn
western steady and dull mixed, spot 45bd July, 44
bid; August 45H bid Oats tirm and .quiet-southern
srn mixed SS.3S, Rye steady and nrm.. 5sa6O.
nomnal-Rio caryoes, ordinary to fslr, 17AalS.
1.14aI15. Other articles unchanged Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton sd; -four, Is3d
grain, Sd. Receipts-tour, 14,346 barrels; wheat
$500 bushels corn; l1,7o0 bushels; oats, 1.OO0
a 800 bushels Ssles-wheat, 42. 400 bushels corn
z, TOO bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. LII, june 80, ] p. m.-Close: Wheat
stssdy-Cssh. eSH: July, 60 August y sig. Corn
oats frmer@css6. 35.: July, Is i5.ie: Xuxsst s ss
BYE dull Barley. nothing. Prime timothy seed 223.
Fiaxseed, LIS. Whisky, llO. Pork lower-Cash,
1000. Lard hrm-Cash aud July $50: August
6.5o. Butter firn-creainery, 12a1S: dairy liza IL.
ERYs 6rmer, 11a11L.
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S'-1 Circle 90 90
ia23- la 141o 81 NV.
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EOR RENT

LNOR REM
IL 606 ST., lori mi $50 1913 9th IT. Or 40
9o1 Q St., Sr. and store. go sos n Y ave. 1r mi <
GIG Pa Sr, Ami 30 4Ol at q, g. 6r mi 2I 80
IT, lth st.. 9r, II. l.. 30 BIZ 7th 6r mi. 80
3l3 4,h 6r mi. Is 80 All st ne. Or mi lS 80
12094 Wyie or 10 5O4 Cooks alley e., 3r.. g
"a Bladensburg road, two.siory Frames 5 rooms g
swORMSTEDT b BRADLEY,
3e25-1m 9Z7 r 90.
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TIE KNIGHTS CELEBRATIONS OF TIE FouRrH.-
The Knights OF Labor have prepared q very attrac.
tive celebration for the Fourth OF July at Gymont
the proceeds to go TO the fund for the families OF
Knights who are out OF work. In addition 10 the
usual games, music, dancing, and fireworks, there
WIN De speeches by John McMackln, the distin-
NJ. Barry, lady knight, and A. A. Carleton Of the
general executive board, x. or L.
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and Father Mclaughlin, OF New York.
THE ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE Mr.. BAcoN.-The
accounts OF the late Mr.. Bacon the financial clerk
OF the Patent ONCE, are now being examined by a
committee with the view Of settling them up. The
committee has not as yet finished their work. 1t
was found that advances OF small amounts had
been made to q number Of the employees in the
ONCE and were still unpaid, and these amounts
have been deducted from the salaries.
TIE RESIGNATION Of Second Lieut.. e. r. Gilman,
5th infantry, has been accepted by the President,
70 take effect January 8, 1883, and he has been
granted leave until then.
RANGE or TIE THERNOMEf8R-Th0 following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
NJ, 90; 2pm.. IS: maximum. SO: minimum, Is.
RoBBKRIEs RKPoRTED.-JaS Flanagan, nth and
Pomeroy streets, reports stolen from mis- person a
silver watch worth $35.-J. +. Rhine, Tacoma,
reports stolen watch and chain valued 1t $40.
Jennie Westwood. No; 1907 oath street. reports
the larceny OF Q chlldss tricycle. worth S10.-
Richard Psters No. elO 10th street. reports stolen
rom his house gold watch worth 500.
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Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported w special
wire TO H. II. Dodge, 500 10th street:
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FouRrH OF july.

FouRrH OF july.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE AND PROPORTIONS OF
SUMNER RESORTS
We prepared to sell Fireworks Flags and Japan
csc Lanterns at New York prices. Largest escort
ment to select from.
CH RUPERT
je15 403. 4O5 It'll IT. nv.
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TEE INJUNCTION SUIT AaAINsT TaB RtcNoHp AND
DAEy!LLH.--Judge Lawrence, OF New YORK. has re-
manent Injunction TO restrain the Richmond and
Danvilie railway from paying Per cent dividend
ar9er July LIST. Messrs. Powers 4 Oh, OF Lansing
burg, N. T., hold t56 600 Of the debenture bonds Of
the Company, and cia1m that no interest on thHae
TIE THISTLE TAXES ANOTHER PRIxI.-The Mud
nook Segetta tooH place On me Ciyae yesterday.
the contestants. There was scarcely any wind
until the conclusion Of the flrst round, whea the
commodore stopped the race and awarded the
pTtze 10 the ThiSGla which was then 10 minntes
10 seconds ahead Of the Irex. It Is underwood that
the fortuna VIII compete with the Thistle and
Irex In the regetta on July 9, and win challenge
the Irex for the Brenton Reef Gun.
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World
Is offered free TO every new subscriber for one
10 the WEEKLY STAR 1t Is handsomely printed
BOOK OF 101 pages, prOfusely Illustrated, with more
wealth OF general Information. zee advertise
mont In another column.
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sixteen cattle on the market yesterday, and all
sold as follows: Best sold from TO &c. per H.
good sold from ~ TO 4,Ic. per ID. medium sold
3kc per H. One thousand and ninety sheep and
lambs on the market. All sold to butchers, as fol-
lows: Old sheep sold from to &c. per H. !;
lambs sold from ~ 70 6kc per ID. seventeen
COWS and calves SOLD from $50 to $40 each. Market
for cattle was dull Market for sheep and lambs
was brisk.
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Coming Changes i'm the Department.
Made Necessary by tho Provisions Of
the Appropriation Bills.


Made necessary by tho Provisions Of
the Appropriation Bills.
The last day OF the fiscal year is always busy
one In the various Departments Of the Govern.
ment, for then the old appropriations lapse and
arrangements have to be made for carrying the
provisions Of the new appropriation bills into
effect. Tomorrow the new fiscal year begins and
the additions and reductions authorized by Con-
gress to be made In the clerical force will 60 into
eject. This year, however, the changes made by
Congress In the personnel OF the Departments are
comparatively few, and the clerical force Is con-
unued, with an addition Of q few new clerks In
some bureaus and the dropping out Of one or two
In others This will be followed by the usual pro-
motions and minor changes made necessary. The
changes authorized by law in the various Depart
mentS are as follows:
The Treasury Department.
In the ONCE OF the Secretary OF the Treasury one
clerk OF class one is added to the clerical force,
and the salary OF the private secretary is In
creased from 1900 to s., 400. The salary list In
the Office Of the chief clerk gains an increase OF
$780, and in the appointment division copyist at
$40 year is dropped. The Division OF Stationery,
Printing and Blanks loses one clerk Of class four
and the Division OF Captured Property, Claims and
Lands loses Two 81 900 clerks. In the Mlscella-
neous Division one messenger and four laborers
are dropped. In the ONCE Of the Supervising
class one are dropped. In the second Con-
trollers ONCE instead Of six chiefs Of division at
~, 100 each, there will be seven. Two clerks Of
class three, two Of class two, and one OF class
one are dispensed with: and while three clerks OF
class four and one OF class one are at present pro
vided for additional pension work in that Office,
the new law approprtates for only one clerk OF
class four. There are two clerks Of class four and
two OF class three to be added to the force In the
Second Auditors once. and In the Sixth Auditors
ONCE there is an increase Of one clerk. In the
press room there are two additional pressnen pro.
vlded for, seven separators, and six feeders. One
clerk OF class three and one OF class is dropped
In the Internal Revenue ONCE, and chem
list and microscOpist at 81, 500 each is pro-
yided for under the oleomargarine act. In the
Bureau OF Navigation clerk OF class three is
dropped, aud also clerk OF class two In the
secret Service Division. There will be no changes
in the Bureau OF Printing and Engraving, but
there is welcome appropriation OF S17, 900, Which
Will allow vacation OF fifteen days with pay to
the employees.
, Secretary Fairchild to-day. appointed Edgar
Richards to be q microscopic In the Internal
Revenue Bureau under the provisions OF the oleo-
margarine law, vice Mr. Walters resigned. MI.
Richards has been employed in the Department
OF Agriculture for about five years. Other changes
Will be announced tomorrow.
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AMONG TIE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to. day were Col
Dyer and Ex-District Attorney Bliss, OF st. Louis
and Father Mclaughlin, of New York.
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capitalists rapidly acquiring all the pine lands
In southern Alabama that are sttu owned by the
Government and that can be had for rs an acre.
Ellhu and Vim. Jackson, or Maryland, have Just
purchased forty thousand acres or ninety timbered
land In one tract In Coytngton County, and twenty
thousand acres were bought BY another party
about month ago
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GUILTY OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT 10 KnL.-In the
Criminal Court, this morning, the case OF SamL
Jennings, indicted for an assault with intent to
XIII SamL McKecver, was given TO the Jury.
left pair OF shoes to be sold, over which there
was some dispute and jennings on May 10, shot
Mcheever In the side. jennings claimed sei1-de-
tense; that Mckeever got MIN In his house and
would not allow him TO leave The fury found q
verdict OF guilty, with q recommendation to the
mercy OF the court.
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FINED FOR ASsAULTING AGENT kEY.-The case OF
Michael Koran, the old man charged with cruelty
to animals AMI aSSault1ng Agent Key, OF the
Humane Society, was called up In the Police Court
this afternoon, and the charge OF cruelty was dis
missed He was fined s. for the assault. David
Koran, his son, who took part In the assault, was
fined $40
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Another indication That the Speculat.
Ing Bankers Will be Dealt with
RigOrOuslv.
Detection I'm Canada.
THE RXnED "BooDLERs" DISCONNECTED BY JAKE

NEW YORK, June 30.-A Montreal special says:
The 'boOdle" aldermen appear very much discon-
certed over Sharp's conviction. They refused 70
see reporters, but their friends here say
they feel badly, as they consider their
stay Is now Indefinitely prolonged here.
He and his family are enjoying themselves at
Lachine. "Billy" has purchased a steam yacht,
and he navigates the waters OF Lake ST. Louis
daily.
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IHOR RENT
Is IA q st, 14rs large grounds and stable 1888 SO
iSiS ST., ITS. excellent order. 10
1903 ct, lars, excellent order. 90
beauuIui Rooms bay window, on first floor, suita-
pie for DENTIST, Doctor. or lawyer. 20
!e-fot. GEO W. IINKINS, 9th and SITS. NV.
tOR RENT-FURNISHED-ON OF THE MOST
Il desirable Houses III the northwest section 3-story
and basement brick 10 rooms, well furnished bath
room on each noor; elevator; all in hrs-class order
fronts southeast, on prominent circle; years
T4;0OO and year 81 500. Inquire OF NJ NJ PAR
kER, l4iS + Il. NV ioO2
IHOR PENTHOUSE AND STORE. 1911 q at
NV; $50 month. Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave
je21-1nl
EOR RENT-THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
Il pressed Brick, bay window, ten rooms $50 per
month: ll02 18th st. NV. Apply at BRAD ADAMS
DOokstOre, O14 ~ 81. ie14-1m
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BAD NEWS FOE DETECTIVE MAHoN.-Detective
MahOn left here last night for Elmira, N. Y, with
"Bltnd" Patterson and Harry Mills arrested In
case, as heretofore published In THE STAR. The
train Is due at Elmlra about noon to-day. This
morning f0ur-months Old daughter OF Detective
which he will receive upon his arrival at thai
place.
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OASAASeAA,, hhDOCIlONe, AND AfPUIHTMENTS
The following changes In the Quartermastel
Generals Office were made this afternoon to take
effect from date:
Dismissals-Hervey colburn, class g, ooo claims
roll; Joanna w. Turner, copyist, claims roll;
Margaret $. Worth, cOpytSt; Bertha v, Miller
Gopyist; Anne c. Knight, copyist, and Priscilla
Hebb, cOpyist.
Hiram W. Jackson class q, 900, reduced to copy.
ISL; Annie +. LOOMS, class one, claims roll, re.
duced TO copyist, regular roll; VIM. H. Fuller.
class one, reduced to $1,000; Nancy II. stanton,
class one, reduced to 81 900; Francis McNerhany,
transferred from class one, claims roll, to regular
roll; Robert Armour, promoted class three to class
Tour; g. w. Callahan, promoted class three to class
three; A. Y. Leech from class two to class three;
Ro0t NJ. Barnitz, promoted from class one to class
Two; FRANK y. Ball, promoted class one to class
Two; Isaac g. Jaqnette transferred from class one
claims TO regular roll; Thornton A. Washington,
transferred class one. claims roll TO regular roll;
John H. AOOd, class four, claims roll tranferred to
regular roll; Benz A. Farless, reduced from
class to class z. Frank 8. Altemus, transferred
class ;, claims roll to regular roll. Frank b. Hol
den and VIM Geddes, transferred class 1, claiml
| roll to regular roll Jas. s. Wilson, reduced from
class to 81 ZOO. Annie g. DAVIS, reduced from
class l, Claims roll to class 81 ,000 regular roll.
James Putnam, Joseph Livsey, JnO Z. DOugherty
ana Timothy QUINN quartermasters agents, dis
charged on account or reduced appropriations
Le9lah Rothrock, clerk at 1920 per annum, Signal
Office, resigned.
B. 8. Lawton appointed messenger, @. NJ. G. O..
tfand Y. Foster, assistant messenger q. NJ. G. O..
resigned; George Phelps, messenger, q. NJ. g. O..
appointed translator and typewriter, Signal
Ohcc, at $50 per month.
Post Office Office Department Changes.
The following changes were made to-day in the
Post Office Department.: N. A. c. Smith, clerl
OF class g. in First Assistants ONCE, to clerk class
in same Office, to I'LL position created by las,
Congress. G. H. Warner, clerk class 2, office o.
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To BIZ CONVERTED INTo A BANK BUILDING. -Sam,
Norment. president or the Central National Bank
took out u permit to-day to alter the property
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest fol
uSe as bank building. The cost OF this work
will be $500 A. B. Aullett Is the architect.